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@alonso_chu64256 @AnfieldSector Yeh there’s got to be something in it for sure, that’s an absolutely crazy upturn in injuries within such a short space of time. Just another reason to get rid of the Dutch fraud

@Lfc88Tom @AnfieldSector Shit training mate. Our players get overloaded because of the low intensity sessions. Like being asked to run a marathon after running to the shops and back for training

Ronald Koeman says Jeremie Frimpong came off with an injury: “That was a real setback - we had to take him off.” vi.nl/nieuws/koeman-…

@SmoknOnHoholPak @FerrariF1FRA @braza26000 @Corriere As far as I’m aware, the ICE that was originally being designed by Zimmermann had to be ditched almost entirely as they couldn’t make it reliable. Could be wrong but pretty sure the potential new ICE has not been in development for 3 years.

@Lfc88Tom @FerrariF1FRA @braza26000 @Corriere that's exactly how long it been developed for bud it's an engine that was finally developed to the end. It was originally planned for this year before they ran into reliability issues on the test bench Ferrari never stopped working on it, just took longer than expected

🔴 Ferrari : selon @Corriere, une nouvelle unité de puissance est attendue vers mi-juin, à Barcelone. Ferrari n'aurait pas souhaité s'arrêter pendant plus d'un mois (la prochaine course aura lieu le 3 mai à Miami) car elle avait prévu d'importantes mises à jour entre Bahreïn et Jeddah. - Cependant, le travail nécessaire pour améliorer la Ferrari SF-26 sera considérable et bien réparti, à commencer par l'optimisation du software et des algorithmes qui régulent la puissance de la partie électrique. À Maranello, on a opté pour des batteries légèrement plus grandes, convaincus que ce choix s'avérera payant à long terme. (🌖 @danielesparisci : corriere.it/sport/formula-…)

@AntoineB_17 @FerrariF1FRA I can absolutely categorically state there will be no new engine for Canada, that’s a fact.

@Lfc88Tom @FerrariF1FRA We have no clue to say that, that’s only your point of view. If the rumor says Barcelona, it might be based on some information from inside

🔴 Ferrari aurait déjà reçu le feu vert de la FIA pour introduire la mise à jour de son moteur à partir du Canada. Tout dépendra de la disponibilité des nouvelles spécifications ou si l'équipe choisit d'attendre une nouvelle fenêtre de test. - Le programme ADUO (Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities) entrera en vigueur après le Grand Prix de Miami, et Ferrari remplit les critères pour mettre à jour son moteur. - Officiellement, le moteur Ferrari est au moins 2% moins puissant que Mercedes (la référence actuelle en termes de puissance). L'ADUO permet de homologuer une mise à jour du moteur et d'allouer davantage de temps au développement, ainsi que des investissements plus importants. La mesure est basée sur les performances du moteur thermique seul, et non sur la combinaison du moteur thermique et du moteur électrique. (🌕 @jucerasoli via @FerrariF1BR)

@FerrariF1FRA @braza26000 @Corriere You think a few months is long enough to develop an upgraded engine with the reliability required 😭 it’s not like Ferrari had 3 years to develop an engine ready for this season

@Lfc88Tom @braza26000 @Corriere Ferrari has been working on its new engine specification for several months. Of course, it’s feasible to have it ready for Barcelona.

@braza26000 @FerrariF1FRA @Corriere Never happening. You can’t just chuck a brand new engine together in a few months. I very much doubt we’ll even see a new engine in Barcelona, much more likely to be towards the summer break.

@FerrariF1FRA @Corriere Cette nuit sur différents média j’ai vu que Ferrari pourrait amener un nouveau moteur dès le Canada s’il est prêt…sa serait plutôt pas mal…

@BoburTohirov @GazzettaFerrari Unless the rules change, that’s not currently the case, 6th race would be Monaco. And regardless of that, Ferrari doesn’t have a new, upgraded engine to just dump in the car. Best case scenario is an upgraded ICE around the summer break.

@GazzettaFerrari they can have ADUO engine after Miami GP not before, because Miami GP is 6th GP of the year

🎙️Lewis Hamilton: “I don’t know what or how much can be done in a month, but hopefully we can have a new engine by Miami.” 🎙️Charles Leclerc: "We won’t be able to bring anything new in terms of the engine to Miami, so we will focus on other areas such as the tyre window, aerodynamics, and the chassis."

@danlfcynwa_ Doesn’t want Liverpool unfortunately so never progressed beyond initial enquiries. No point wasting your time on a player who’s adamant he doesn’t want to play for your club. A shame as he’s exactly the midfielder we need.

No clue why it seems like we are not in for Elliot Anderson. #LFC

@brakeboosted Not only do we have a massive PU deficit, both the Merc and Macca look so much more stable at the rear. If we could solve that issue, even without an upgraded PU, we’d be a lot closer to the fight.

@LFCscamp @TheAthleticFC @AnfieldSector We’re gonna be well short again next season, inevitable. Reckon we’re looking at 3 or 4 signings absolute max. 2 x forwards and either a defender or midfielder (hopefully both).

@TheAthleticFC @AnfieldSector Won’t be repeated? We will need another CB, a DM and a winger on each side without any outgoings?

What next for Liverpool following Mohamed Salah’s announcement? There's an acceptance internally that trying to find a like-for-like replacement is impossible. They don't believe there is a wide forward available in world football capable of giving Liverpool what Salah provided so consistently in his prime. The evolution of their front line started last year with the signings of Alexander Isak, Hugo Ekitike and Florian Wirtz, and it will continue this summer. Liverpool have been linked with Bayern Munich's Michael Olise and RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande. Both players are admired by recruitment staff, but it's highly unlikely that Bayern would sanction the sale of Olise. Diomande fits the club's profile to a greater extent, but a rumoured price tag of around €100m is viewed as excessive for the teenage Ivory Coast international. Last summer's record-breaking £450m spending spree, which was partly financed by around £220m in sales, won't be repeated. @JamesPearceLFC, @Simon_Hughes__ and @greggevans40 go inside Salah’s departure: nytimes.com/athletic/71489…

@empireofthekop Love Salah and he’s the 2nd greatest PL player without a doubt. But Henry is number 1 on the eye test and the stats back it up too, just look at that goal involvements row.

Salah surely has to be held as above Henry and Ronaldo is we base it on stats?

@AnfieldSector 😂😂😂 if Quansah is our VVD replacement (he’s not), we may as well embrace our Spurs era already.

[🟢] INFO: For Jarell Quansah, Liverpool secured various buy-back options when he transferred in 2025. This summer, the Reds could him for £80m, which is considered unlikely. In 2027, he would cost Liverpool £65m. That’s how the contracts were structured. After two years at Leverkusen, he is expected to return and, in the long term, take over the role from Virgil van Dijk (contract expires in 2027). [Axel Hesse, @BILD]

@lottieliverpool @AnfieldSector There’s always a choice and when a player is contracted to the club they certainly do not have to allow him to leave for free. It’s absolutely shocking management of the whole situation.

@Lfc88Tom @AnfieldSector Maybe they didn’t have a choice? Who knows what’s really been going on behind the scenes? Salah spoke out once. Maybe this was an agreement to keep him quiet?

How’s everyone feeling now after yesterday? 🔴

@LFCApproved It’s actually ludicrous and downright negligent that Liverpool are allowing a contracted player, worth £50m+ to Saudi clubs, terminate his contract by mutual consent. I don’t care who the player is, it’s shockingly bad business by Liverpool, again.

Would love to know how much money Liverpool have lost on players by letting them go for free…

@asim_lfc Why is no one mentioning the fact we’ve let a £50m+ player walk for free when we’re gonna need every penny we can get our hands on this summer? What is this absolutely moronic sentimentality.

Liverpool believe they’ve already engineered part of life after Salah last summer, with the arrivals of Isak and Wirtz seen as key to reshaping the attack. While new winger(s) are still expected to directly replace the outgoing star, the club’s wider focus is on building the foundations for all the new & last summer signings. #LFC

@AnfieldSector Yeh of course they have. Work’s been going on for years. One thing which I still can’t get me head around, why have we let a player who we could get £50m+ for leave on a free? Absolutely blown my mind that.

Liverpool will be drawing up a list of possible replacements in the coming weeks, with work undoubtedly already started. They have sounded out replacements in recent weeks and it could be a summer of change on and off the pitch, with discussions over Salah’s future starting before he went away to the Africa Cup of Nations either side of Christmas. [@LewisSteele_]

@BenSmit57161751 @empireofthekop @SportsPeteO What are you actually on about 🤦‍♂️ there’s only one German cup, there isn’t two like in England 😂 and when did Alonso win a CL? Regardless of what you claim about Real, Slot bent Alonso’s Leverkusen side over 4-0 😂 completely tactically destroyed by the fucking bald fraud 😭

@Lfc88Tom @empireofthekop @SportsPeteO He won the German Cup. That's like winning the League Cup. Not even at FA Cup standard. Both aren't even close to winning a league or Champions League. Liverpool beat a club in a power struggle between manager and directors, president, and even fans. Real don't want change.

🗣️"It does seem that if Slot were to go, Xabi Alonso would be the obvious fit; but if Hoeness continues doing good things like he’s doing at Stuttgart, it’ll only be a matter of time before some of Europe’s top clubs are ready to take him." @SportsPeteO on Sebastian Hoeness as a potential successor to Arne Slot at Liverpool

@empireofthekop @BBCSport One last dance for him with the German national team when Naglesmann steps down after the WC.

🗣️ "For my age I'm quite advanced in life, but as a coach I'm not completely finished. I haven't reached retirement age. Who knows what will happen in the coming years? But there's nothing planned." Jurgen Klopp isn't ruling out a return to coaching in the future [@BBCSport]